DNA Replication Process

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We travel inside nucleus to see how the DNA replicates.

When DNA replicates its strands are separated by enzine helicase.
Single-stranded DNA binding proteines keep the strands from (...?).
One DNA strand encodes the leading strand using DNA Polymerase III.

Just watch to see what is going on.

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[isugha123]

just to help people out with studying, this video didn't show that the leading strand still needs a RNA primer in order to start the elongation of the strand. One could assume after watching this that it was not needed on the leading strand and the polymerase III could just start elongating

[GoldenFlither15]

People underestimate YouTube. What my second-year university Genetics textbook took a whole chapter to explain was easily summarized in a two-minute video.

[Sayerpp]

1 more day to study for exam!!

[MsssSmith]

this vid makes it much easier to understand.. thanks

[emilysciascia]

makes me sslllleeepppyyy :o *yawn (reminds me of class, lol)

yeah, and the music is super creepy



[ephinem]

why would anyone dislike this video?

[tamysoul1990]

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[9797weezy]

This is the best one using it to study for finals

[samasoftley]

absolutely freaking amazing thankyou youtube!!

[yiushin2]

i used to be a single piece of Dna but then I took a DNA Helicase to my helicase

[GoldenFlither15]

@MrRyfoe I feel like I can even teach it better. :P I know sometimes students complain about stuff being dumbed down too much, but honestly, I prefer it! Pretend I'm a complete idiot!